Retail Focus

AUGUST 22, 2022

The design scheme employs subtle, subliminal hints that encourage people to explore the space: ample circulation space, and nooks that unfold within a meandering layout. . The interior displays are arranged in such a way that they reveal themselves as the shoppers traverse the space, pulling them deeper with exciting elements.

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Shopping Layout Circulation Display 162

Dezeen

OCTOBER 11, 2022

Used books are displayed in supermarket-style crates at the Deja Vu Recycle Store in Shanghai , which local studio Offhand Practice has designed to counter the "shabby" image associated with second-hand shops. Second-hand books are displayed in supermarket-style crates. The photography is by Hu Yanyun.

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Design Interior Circulation Display 145

Dezeen

MARCH 11, 2023

Benches balanced on irregularly shaped rocks also act as product displays in the store "Spatial design of the SVRN store began with our interpretation of the SVRN's brand identity and narrative through the eastern perspective," said WGNB. Read: WGNB designs all-black flagship store for fashion brand Juun.J "The

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Boutique Interior Perspective Texture 98

Dezeen

NOVEMBER 7, 2022

A large pillar with a rough, textured surface dominates the 110-square-metre shop interior, expanding as it ascends before merging into the ceiling to create a cave-like space. Stone slabs around the pillar are used to display objects. Clothing is displayed on brushed-brass rails. A pillar transforms into a cave-like structure.

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Interior Design Contrast Circulation 74

Dezeen

OCTOBER 26, 2022

Dongqi Design strived to preserve and emphasise these different layers of history, which are contrasted against shiny new finishes to create a kind of "nostalgic futurism". The building is organised around three voids, which now form the basis of the store's circulation routes. Dongqi Design gave the second floor a bright white finish.

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Boutique Fashion Contrast Circulation 92

VMS

DECEMBER 1, 2022

In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, well before high-end shops and boutiques graced the iconic retail corridors of Fifth Avenue, Champs-Élysées and Via Monte Napoleone, consumerism and desire became a driving force in Western culture. Within a few short months of its debut, circulation grew into the tens of thousands.

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